Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-01
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other. TX, IN examine. Ia. traits uld
r,hy.jngnoIuy Of A t..r-ou and am very
much 81 the opinion IF Iamartin.. The
car. ma, IL. deceived. il j. true. but the
.y,> never ! couut.uant,. full of can,lor
and goodness can never serve - the mask
Of "A hvpacrite. nor could nAtur. be guilty
If such gro>, un;ri,h-.
Sister Theresa j. below the average size
thin aud delicate looking and one cannot
help asking how she can sustain the IA
tigue> which are her daily portion: her
head j. small features finely cut. and her
clear expressive eye looks you straight in
the face. Ia >urer indication OF franknes~.
| have watched her a She spoke % the pa
ticuts whom we visited, and noted the in
finite Kindness which illumined her eyes
when 81" turned % answer the questions
Of those poor demcntcd creatures Her
mouth j. medium sized, lips thin. and the
conference.-the impresses you with physi-
ognomy full Of energy tempered with kind
ness. Energy one certainly must possess !"
cope successfully with the numherless de-
mands and complaints often III founded
OF the inmates. One must have {"r't
head "a they say in English To conduct
the affairs OF such house TO make one
self understood and in accord both with
the crazy ones and with those who pre-
tend to have sense. She i remarkable for
her indomitable courage III defending her
rights let the infringement thereon come
from whom it may. To Illustrate this
few year, ago she received letter from
the Provincial Treasurer informing her
that an error OF twenty dollars and some
cents had BEEN made in her accounts.
The mistake was of small moment when
we remember that the state pays her every
year over $4,000 for the care Of its in
sane The next day page announced to
the Treasurer that a religieuse was await
ing an audience "A religieuse' was the
astonished reply, IBID her enter His sur
prise was complete when he recognized in
his visitor Sister Theresa, the head of the
Insane Asylum. A. he rose To greet her
he pleasantly remarked: why Sister
Theresa, this is an unlocked for pleasure,
to what shall lay the honor of your CALI"
You wrote me-" was the reply. that an
error of s2o.63 existed in my accounts
with the Government. And for that
little trife," he CALAMITY remarked, you
take all this trouble. just forget all about
1t, il is not worth mentioning You ara
laboring under mistake, was the an
swer. Ill Is your auditors not l. VINO nave